Don Bosco TVET BalambanSirs Anthony and Ernie are now in Manila undergoing training in installing car stereos, alarm systems and tint application in vehicles. Once they come back, they will be teaching this new skill as enhancement skills to our TVET students.
Our Welding Students are now multi-skilled exposed to EIM NCII, Practical Scaffolding Erection, Masonry, Networking, cooking, house painting, carpentry and now into tinting and car accessories installation.
Bureau of Fire Protection conducted a follow-up inspection of the fire preparedness of Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban.
Congratulations to Fr. Brian Butanas and staff. Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban is now an Assessment Center for the qualifications of EIM NCII and SMAW NCI. Congratulations.
The land behind the Dormitory is now being prepared for future qualifications on Heavy Equipment Operations and Driving NCII and NCIII. This is through the kindness, generosity and support of JARC Construction and Marine Services, Architect Richard Obaner and Asturias Vice Mayor Benjo Labuca.
The first group of Batch 48 departed for Manila for deployment at Aero-Pack Manila. This is through the kindness and initiative of Mr. Ramon Taniola who is consultant of some companies in Manila. He has been tapping the graduates of our TVET Centers for deployment in these companies.
Sir Ernie Estoche is accompanying the first batch to Manila to make sure that they are properly taken cared of during the first few days of adjustment.
Thank you once again to Batch 48 for completing another Institutional Project – the garage for the community vehicles of Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban. Thank you again to Sir William Lima our Special Projects Supervisor for Construction Projects.
The land mobilization at Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban has started for the BDO Building which will house more qualifications in the Construction Sector like Technical Drawing NCII, Masonry NCII, Scaffolding Erection NCII and the like.
This is the third BDO Building being donated by BDO to DBOTPI-FIS. The funds came from the BDO Employees who shared their blessings during payday and the funds gathered are managed by the BDO Foundation. More blessings from God for the generous employees of BDO.
Jez Littlejohns and Ashley Dommett of Global Maritime Engineering Services (GMES) and Aldrin Cabanero of JSA Engineering visited Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban. They discussed with Fr. Brian Butanas about employment opportunities for our graduates.
Don Bosco TVET Center has been selected by Global Maritime Engineering Services as the venue for Welders and Fabricators’ Trade Test bound for UK.
After the blessing and turn-over of the PV System at St. Louis School of Don Bosco, Fr. Lan and Mr. Orly Aparce (VP for operations of WeGen), had initial talks on a possible partnership on a PVS Installation Training with Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban in providing the Training and WeGen providing the required tools and equipment.
DB Balamban has already 2 instructors prepared with NTTC for the eventual UTPRAS registration of PVS Installation NCII. Hopefully, an in-house assessor will be prepared in the next coming months.
This is a welcomed development for our Green TVET Initiatives with the purpose of taking care of our common home following Pope Francis’ invitation in Laudato Si.
Mr. Ramon Taniola of D & L Group of Companies visits Don Bosco TVET Center Balamban for possible employment opportunities.
He has already visited Don Bosco Training Centers in Liloan and Dumangas.
